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11-07-2008

john93rangerstx

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http://info.rockauto.com/Spicer/Deta...&6122025-5.jpg this goes up to 4+ degrees i want to lift it with a 2 inch spring with 1.5 spacer would this work to staiten it up

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11-07-2008

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http://info.rockauto.com/Spicer/Deta...&6122025-5.jpg this goes up to 4+ degrees i want to lift it with a 2 inch spring with 1.5 spacer would this work to staiten it up

i don't think your camber is going to be too bad. But why not just grab a pair of drop brackets and run those to help with the camber caster problem you are gonna have? That would be the easiest way.

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anything over 3 inches up or down on a ibeam truck is not alignable without drop brackets. Mine was 3.75 out with just coil spacers.

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ok thatk thats what i thought

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A full 4in lift is only 500 bucks for our trucks. Kinda good when you look at the newer rangers lift prices. HAHA but brakets suck, i thought about trying to make some but talked myself out of it.

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